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When you first registered as an eBay member, the currency in which eBay bills you for the various auction fees, upgrades and extra facilities such as Selling Manager Pro, was defined. By default, for example, if you joined eBay UK, then you will be billed in GB Pounds Sterling.

 

But you can choose to be billed in a different specific currency if you wish, provided that:-

 

  • The balance on your existing account must be current – i.e. payments must not be overdue.
  • Only one change of billing currency is allowed in any 12 month period.
  • GB Pounds Sterling, U.S. dollars, Euros, Canadian dollars, New Taiwan Dollars and Australian dollars are the only currencies which eBay will use.
  • You need to provide a credit card if you wish to change your billing currency to either U.S. dollars or to Canadian dollars.

 

To change your billing currency, go to the eBay Help Page entitled “Changing Billing Currency” and select the “change your billing currency” option. Then simply follow the instructions.

 

eBay will open a new currency account using your existing User ID and all fees will then be invoiced to the new currency account.

 

You will have to pay your old account in full not more than two billing cycles from the date of switching to the new account. During this switchover period, eBay will send you separate invoices for these two accounts until such time as the original account has been cleared to a zero balance.

 

 

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